.
Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Saturday,
December
29,-
i'J5!
Caron,
near
Eainuiisum
.
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1951
News
in
Pictures
I
Auqust
Canada
in
1951
By
Conodion
Press
Outstanding
events
in
Canada
during
the
year
195)
are
shown
in
these
pictures
which
were
provided
to
Canadian
Press
newspopcrs,
including
the
Daily
New?
during
the
vear
1951.
Thev
illustrate
outstanding
hoppenincs,
olaces
and
Dersonalities
in
an
eventful
year
in
this
country.
The
oictures
were
provided
by
varios.j
member
newsoaoers.
Happy
and
tragic
events
are
depicted
and
various
phases
of
the
j
2
1
Toronto
Maple
Lcn.;;
wju
an-I
S!"n:fy
CuP.
defeating
Montu-al
I
Jonucv
I
Tr
,(i.
Minister
Howe
,
1-Laurier
House
at
Oitawa
,
jhoinj
of
late
W.
L.
Mackenzie
I
Kill!!,
formally
turned
over
to
i
nation.
I
2
General
Omar
Eradley.
chairman
of
U.S.
joint
chiefs
of
stall,
visit
Ottawa.
4-Canada
win.
fhl
Davis
Cup
tennis
zone
final
in
!S
years
heat!::?
ctiha
five
straight
at
Muni
real.
'
5
-
William
'Redi
Hill,
38.
fam-f
iverman,
killed
m
attempt
w
i
"r
0Ter
Nianara
Falis
in
rulinvi-tiihed
bii.rrel.
,'
!1
Marlene
Stewart,
17,
of
Font
hill.
Ont.,
wins
Canadian
l'IK-'
open
golt
championship
at
Lavai-sur-le-Lac.
Otto.
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notion's
life
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rHutiw's
of
Canadian
I-,
r.f
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oriBln.
t
-children
or
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.sect
1
f,ui
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vigil
for
"end
of
,
---"ii.c
ratniiier
Claxton
.
"r.Ovi..i..;s
plans
10
recruit
wom-!
en
for
armed
services
reserves
j
2Piemicr
Walter
Junes'
'Liberal
government
re-elected
h,
Prirn-e
Edward
Island
for
fVitn
rrTiuyvj
term
..
30
-
Commissioner
S.
T
Wood
retire-
after
39
years'
service
with
r
.
v
-
v
igr
lit
K
l
I'llH'"-'.
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Ah..rt
Ouiiy,
33,
Quebec,
1
(
tot-
murder
in
1949
(Imp-
in
British
Co-land
In
58
12
-
First
ram
l'.ire.nia
lower
t
days.
explosion
t
Hat
cost
i
airliner
1
A
Slw
412.500.000
IIOHplUU,
4r.r,ce
Mimster
Claxton
1
lM'"r"
a
nno.inro,
new
27,h
Brigade
to
I'
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...
.
,
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iwi
uiiea
ror
NATA
di-feno
4
Minister
liar-
immigration
;:Tes
in
turnne
L
Winnipeg
-ays
Canada
.
8
rj,.rlp
(.;y,
drf
w
"
,mm,ront
ln
-'
M.,a-h
four
rfraight
io
!
lr,n'ttir
Memorial
Cnpt
Wtnnipeu.
F.i
lie
.stnnns
,un,,n
h,.ier
batter
lfiO
17
Count
Jacques
rie
Bernon-vllie,
under
scntenf
v?
of
deportation
to
France,
leaves
lor
Brazil
By
air.
U,
Hiiruid
fsunter.
11),
of
Sainl
John,
wins
Oovernor
-General's
II'
UI
medal
at'
Dominoon
rifle
meet
ai
:;a:matiR.'it
Ranges,
Out.
20
-Marenerite
Cat
.son
ol
Ot-tv.-,-
awarded
first
place
in
no-r-oH'.;
ir.tcrr.;.t.ioiial
ail
rare
.1
n
BC.
r
;-l'.:i
coaslline.
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line
til..;
fnini.
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man
tup,
nesting
Fort
Frances
,il
faiai-...iKiiitoii
Bulletin,
founded
c.-.i-e
peit'iic-I.Mju.
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four
f'.!T!'i
to
tlute.
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Valleyfielt)
Braves
win
first
lr"m
P"ida.
to
Windsor,
Ont.
!0-
B:l
B.irilko.
defencemnn
of
'i'
Alexander
Cup
In
Major
Hockey
Tin
iv
new
Senators
inini
Newfoundland.
to,
i!
:h
st
ssion
Of
21st
opens
at
Ottawa,
hour
killed
in
collapse
of
biid"C
ut
Three
Itlvcr.i,
icues,
tjcai:ng
Toronto
St.
Mieh-arl.i
three
numes
to
two.
14
-
McKi
.
Aviation
trophy
for
,
awarded
Carl
Agar,
M),of
Vunefiuver.
18
New
Radio
Canada
bulK-jlng
of
CBC
otiened
at
Montrea'.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
NHL,
and
limnim?
dentist
Dr.
Henry
Hudson
missing
on
flie.ht
from
James
llay
h.)!i(iay.
29
-
Jerry
Kersehner
of
Columbus.
O.,
wins
10-mile
$5,000
marathon
swim
at
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
Toronto.
30
-
Strike
at
HcllinRer
gold
mini.,
Tirumins.
for
higher
waires
BRIDGE
COLLAPSES
In
the
early
hours
of
Jan.
31,
residents
of
Three
Rivers,
Que.,
thought
they
heard
an
earthquake.
Four
big
spans
of
the
Duplets
Bridge
over
the
St.
Maurice
River
had
crashed
into
the
water
taking
with
them
four
m.n
crossing
in
cars
at
the
time.
Here
are
shown
the
ba'e
concrete
piers
and
debris
lying
on
the
river
ice.
An
inquiry
commission
leport
failed
to
(CP
PHOTOI
19-Four
firemen
die
ln
fire
a;
PeUrboroueli,
Out.;
determine
the
cause
of
the
collapse.
J
Fcbruory
I
Defence
Minister
Claxton
4
!Ju:l:anient
outline
of
I
-;.cir
&i.0O0,000.0OO
tlefencc
j'ni
National
Advisory
U
on
M.iiiiiower
rrealed.
Coiiri!
Jacques
de
Bernon-
t.es
conipam:')n
de
Saint.
I.aur-
V
ent
of
Montreal
win
Dominion
ar"l
union
check-off
ended
after
D-oay
tie-up.
Sc&fember
V!
1
urama
Festival
at
London.
Ont.
2'-
First
official
r'iiivnce
for
Canadian
prime
ministers
at
Ottawa
opened.
3
Vl',:
.i.'
iti,
unit
n
il
hi
juiicu
Bishop
Walter
Barfoot
of
,ii,.e
in
lace
eluil'Mes
of
col-
lican
Pri-
Edmonton
elected
An;
TV
I
2'-E.
P.
Tavlor's
coll
Major
Factor
wins
U2:u
runnim?
of
I
Kine's
Piute,
Toronto.
male.
8-
Nine
killed
in
collision
le-twivn
truck
and
ear
at
Drum-inondville.
Que.
15
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Or
i
f-
:;hmi
v.
1
1
1
1
inaZls.
viii'
kiiled
in
collision
be-t
PR
fram
and
bus
at
Cnn-Ont
;
:!8
injured
when
CNR
r.Iialf
at
Montreal.
S-iatuip
Mort
iw,
Toronto,
Canadian
v,oni.:ii's
figure
x.
title
at
Vancouver.
n
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i
t
Jiine
l
-Massey
royal
eonnnision
on
arts
report
tabled
in
Parliament;
Mrs.
Arthur
Piirc.
sentenced
to
banc
Julv
20
for
murder
in
iiinc-
DAREDEVIL
DIES
William
.
i
Red
i
Hill,
Jr.,
veteran
Niagara
nveiman,
and
son
of
another
famous
nveiman,
Hied
to
conquer
Niagara
Falls
in
a
rubber-tube-ana-netting
con-t.aplion
on
Aug
5.
His
body
was
recovered
from
below
the
fails
the
next
day.
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Photoi
r
Frost
of
Ontario
hnmh
ease
nrmeills
nn:iim;l
Prt
m
,!,i
;
S2
000,000
Cancer
In
TERM
EXTENDED
Viscount
Alexander
of
Tunis,
Canada
s
pr.nuiar
Governor-G
eneral,
continued
to
endear
himself
to
the
people
bv
his
appsaran-es
at
1
unctions
in
all
parts
of
the
country.
Here
he
tries
his
skill
v.Tm
a
cross-cut.
saw.
On
Oct.
26.
Ins
term
of
office
was
extended
until
the
fall
of
1952.
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PHOTOI
Viet
ion.
2-
Estlmale
$1,000.(100
damage
in
fire
at
Central
Ordnance
depot.
Oitawa,
5
Heaviest
June
snowfall
on
record
dumps
three
inches
on
io
lie
onened
at
Toronto.
IMii-h
twin-.let
binnber
luin
Belfast
lo
CJancle.-
In
4
49
minute.
rrawford
Gordon,
Toron-
l-f.?-t'-
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f',Mf
k-eh"-'
-
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Ur
""'
W-l.v
J
ganization
opens
international
'
conference
at
Ottawa,
18
Canadian
Army
authorized
to
pr"pare
27th
Brigade
for
movement
to
British
zone
of
Germany.
20
NATO
meeting
at
Ottawa
1
.'columellas
admission
of
Greece
and
Turkey.
21
Pat
Cor.rcy
of
Ottawa
re-fign;
as
secretary-treasurer
of
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
alter
policy
split
at
Vancouver
convention.
20-Ottawa
announces
royal
tour
postponed
for
short
lime
because
of
King's
illness;
David
M.
Johnson,
49.
appointed
Canada's
oerinunent
representative
1
at
UN
headquarters,
iCc
itinued
on
paee
61
mice,
icoerai
co-ominaior
Lfthbrldue:
mnur-.ts
lo
io
Inches
(me
production.
'
ut
Culgary
before
.storm
ended.
March
I
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6
Kv.,
Euc.ene
Fi.set,
77,
former
lieutenant-governor
of
Que-
l
'
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t
v
r
ry"""""K
V1
r
If
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i
I
'-I
cin
Mavinnd
appointed
bee.
i-'ies.
'
ii.m
ambassador
to
Chile;
I
15
D:'ath
toll
35
in
fire
at
S'e.
3-er
Klliott
becomes
lilgh
Gunegonife
Hospice
in
Monjreal.
:-.
ner
to
Australia.
j
23
Fifteen
arrested
at'
Rd-O'tuwa
announces
S65.000.-
monton
betwven
young
hoodlums
of
North
Atlantic
part
of"
the
27th
CANADTANS
IN
EUROPE
Gen,
Dvvight
Eisenhowei,
supreme
commander
Treaty
Organization
troops
in
Euiope,
Inspects
th
j
first
Canadian
troops,
.'.mem
to
western
farmers
ted
Kingdom
wheat
agree-
if
1C46-1050;
First
Cana-c;i:iliv
list
from
Korea
f.r-
dead.
1
and
servicemen;
Mme.
Pierre
Casprain
elected
Quebec
CCF
leader.
25
Progressive
Conserval
Ives
v.in
thrcj
federal
by-elections
these
under
his
command.
In
ad-itior.
Brigade
to
arrive
in
Europe
in
November
to
sit
,
gtouixl
troops,
units
of
the
RCAF
are
operating
m
Europe
and
the
fitst
RCAF
bus.?
mitside
Canada
was
opened
at
North
Luffenham,
Eng
and,
as
part
of
Canada's
commitment
to
NATO.
i
cp
photo
i
!',irii,.m.nt
approves
incor-
and
letaln
fourth
seat.
20
2nd
Battalion
of
Princess
i!1
of
Trans-Canada
Pipe
to
build
3
100-mile
natural
;
I
(,m
Alberta
to
Mont-
Patricias
In
Korea
awarded
the
United
States
Presidential
Citation
for
valor.
2Y-
First
Individual
gallantry
.we.
tls
for
Canadians
in
Korea
F
dcral
consumer
credit
Hnns
tightened;
new
or
Ji
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(
s
f
I
.
-
V
LOST
IN
NORTII
-Bill
Baill-k"
To
onto
Maple
Leafs
hockey
stai.
disappeared
in
the
wilds
of
northern
Quebec
Aug.
2''
wh.le
Hying
back
from
a
iishiug
tnp
with
Dr.
Henry
1
.
1'asou
oi
Tnnaiuis.
An
extensive
aerial
sea.
ch,
one
of
rr.a'iy
staged
during
the
year
foe
missing
plan'
s,
luil.:tl
lo
'
t:n:i
anv
leice
cf
t'.is
missing
p..i
RCAF
;earch
and
n.-eue
section
'.pent
SiEa.l'O
d;.!ine;
t.v.f.
seal
eh
as
Us
planes
Hew
1
354.000
miles.
I
CP
PHOTO
i
COUNT
DEPORTED
Count
Jscqques
de
Bernonville,
under
f
iitencc
ol
death
as
a
wartime
collaborator
in
his
n
n
1
1
v
e
I
rancc,
ended
four
years
of
nl'
eal
residence
In
Canada
on
mi.
17
when
he
left
Montreal
by
:;ir
for
Rio
de
Janeiro.
The
Co'Jiit
enterec!
Canada
in
1013
under
an
assumed
naiiv.
and
.since
then
had
been
fighting
c?a:!.st
letum
tt
France.
4
t
-
',:!;
now
need
50
per
cent
announced
at
Ottawa.
ti
payment.
3C
Parliament
at
Ottawa
ad-
Tur':nin
Royal
Commix-
join
i.-
t.:
Oct.
9
alter
sitting
104
ri
p
u
t
recommends
inle-
days,
i
i.ational
transportation
,
,
July
M's,
Arthur
Pitre
eonvlc-
.
1
J.
Scott
Mardonald.
55,
of
!
Q''b
c
of
murder
in
air-
Goldenville,
N
8,
appointed
Can-time-bi.mb
rase;
sentenced
rdi
's
lust
ambassador
to
Yitgo-
Julv
20.
Isiavia.
("ti
in
bito.ard
leaves
six
4-Prime
Minist.'r
St.
Laurent
m
Alberta.
announces
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Canadian
cost
of
living
In-
Duke
of
Edinburgh
will
visit
!
th's
late
181.8,
compared
Canada;
12
per
cent
increa'e
in
"'
-it
si
art
of
year.
;
Canadian
freight
rates
announc-...
icd
o
Ottawa.
ADril
!
s
-
Forty
bf.ildmgs
destroyed
In
"resident
Vincent
Auriol
of
$301,000
fire
at
Cap
Chat.
Que.
f
visits
Ottawa;
Canadian
1
Jim
Pernor
wins
Canadian
0
Jet
fighter
explodes
at
c.jen
gold
title
at
Toronto.
"I
ont
...
two
killed
i
10
Canada
formally
ends
Ottawa
budget
boosts
ln-
state
of
war
with
Germany,
tax
bv
20
per
cent
surtax
28
-Jack
Guest
ir.
ol
To
ooto
li'tiee.
;
wins
Canadian
singles
sculls
Govr
rnor-Oeneral
Viscount
title
at
Port
Dalliousie,
Out.
uider
reviews
25th
Brigade
29
Five
persons
killed
In
xmk-eiria
at
Fort
Lewis,
Wash,
ling
of
hand-operated
ferry
at
4
'ta
x
1
...
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i
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A
STIRS
CONTROVERSY
DIES
ON
G
ALLOWS
J.
Albert
Guai,
33,
Quebec
jeweller,
was
hanaed
Jan.
12
for
the
murder
ol
his
wne
who
died
with
22
others
on
Sept.-9,
1949,
when
an
'explosion
wrecked
an
airliner
over
Saint
aux
Cochons,
Que.
Two
other
persons
have
been
convicted
of
murder
as
a
result
of
the
tragedy;
Gcncr-eaux
Rust
Is
awaiting
execution
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Pit
re
is
awaiting
result
of
an
appeal.
MASSEY
REPORT
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
former
Canadian
hig'i
commissioner
to
England,
was
chairman
of
(he
Royal
Commission
on
National
Development
in
the
Arts,
Lettrs
and
Sciences.
The
com-mlss!on
report,
presented
to
Parllaroei't
on
June
1.
is
a
guie'ee
to
tie
.e'opment
of
culture
in
Canada.
It
also
serves
X
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MEDICAL
FRAUD
Ferdinand
Waluo
Denial
a,
jr.,
was
the
central
figure
in,
one
of
the
.
most,
astounding
medical
frauds
in
years
while
serving
with
thi
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
At.
Sui
g.
Lt.
Joseph
Cyr,
he
per-formed
brilliant
operations
aboard
the
destroyer
Cayuga
off
Korea.
When
report
of
his
work
came
to
Canada,
an
in-vestiuati-m
touched
off
by
the
real
Dr.
Cyr
led
to
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a
German
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was
found
"on
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at
his
home
in
Offleben
when
CP
staff
writer
Doug
How
dropped
by
in
November.
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revived
that
Meyer,
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
in
connection
with
the
coldblooded
killing
ol
Canadian
prisoners,
expected
to
be
le-Icased
to
serve
in
a
West
German
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WINS
TITLE
Ottawa
Rough
Riders,
eastern
Canada
lootball
champions,
defeated
Saskatchewan
Roughrlders.
western
champions,
21-14
before
a
capacity
crowd
at
Toronto
Varsity
Stadium
on
Nov.
24
to
win
the
Grey
Cup,
emblem
of
Canadian
football
supremacy.
The
game
was
one
of
the
biggest
sports
spectacles
of
the
year.
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ROYAL
TOUR
1951
Canadians
thronged
Uie
royal
route
across
Canada
and
back
during
the
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
.Duke
of
Edinburgh.
The
royal
cuple
are
shown
here
on
Oct.
8
when
they
arrived
at
Dorval
Airport,
near
Montreal,
by
air
from
England.
Some
10.000
miles
and
37
days
later
they
departed
by
steamship
from
Portugal
Cove,
Nfld.,
after
visiting
71
towns,
villages
and
hamlets,
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NTHEAL
DISASTER
Tragedy
struck
in
Mo:itiettl
June
15
when
fire
swept
Hospice
Ste.
'm,R"ntle
in
the
centre
of
the
city
The
death
toll
wa
35.
The
institution
was
a
home
for
the
1(1
md
for
orphaned
children.
Here
firemen
pour
water
into
tha
burning
structure,
scene
of
acts
of
bravery
by
nuns
who
sought
to
save
their
yoims
and
aged
charges.
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